USAID_Indonesia_Energy_Program_Consultation_Workshop.pptx.pdf

Indonesia EDGE Consultation Workshop

Jakarta, September 18, 2019

AGENDA

• Introduction and remarks

• Overview of Agenda

• Asia EDGE Overview

• Breakout Sessions

• Wrap Up

What is Asia EDGE?

A U.S. GOVERNMENT-WIDE initiative to grow sustainable and secure energy markets throughout the Indo-Pacific Region.

ASIA EDGE SEEKS TO STRENGTHEN energy security, increase energy diversification and trade, and expand energy access across the Indo-Pacific.

ASIA EDGE DRAWS ON THE EXPERTISE and resources of the U.S. government, private sector, and international financial institutions.

USG - Asia EDGE Objectives

Energy security of allies and partners

Open, efficient, rule-based, and transparent energy markets

Free, fair, and reciprocal energy trading relationships

Access to affordable, reliable energy

USAID - Asia EDGE Goals Energy sector transformed to accelerate energy security and sustainability in the

Indo-Pacific Region

Utility Modernization

Deployment of advanced energy system

Transparent, best-value procurement

Regional integration and cross-border energy trade

Cross-cutting Outcomes - Increased private sector engagement, established regulatory systems including implementation of environmental safeguards, and enhanced gender and social inclusion.

Asia EDGE Goals and Objectives

Breakout Sessions Time

Schedule Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 Group 4

09:00 - 10:30 Objective 1: Increased Deployment of Advanced Energy

Objective 3: Transparent and Best Value Procurement

Objective 2: Utility Modernization and Transformation of the Energy Sector

Objective 4: Adoption of Best Practices in Planning and Policy

10:30 - 10:45 Coffee Break

10:45 - 12:15 Objective 2: Utility Modernization and Transformation of the Energy Sector

Objective 4: Adoption of Best Practices in Planning and Policy

Objective 3: Transparent and Best Value Procurement

Objective 1: Increased Deployment of Advanced Energy

Breakout Sessions (Rules)

• Please turn your phones in silent mode. If you absolutely cannot avoid taking a call, please take it outside the room.

• Feel free to speak your mind. This is a space for frank and respectful conversations.

• Please allow others to finish their sentences.

• Parking lots for additional ideas.

• A summary of ideas and conversations today will be recorded and shared publicly in the coming weeks.

Topic 1: Deployment of Advanced Energy Systems

• Policy, planning and regulation:

– Tariff revision, incentives, streamline permitting process, revise local content laws, Renewable Energy roadmap

– Distributed technology, other new technologies (floating solar, storage)

• Capacity building for regulators, technical exchanges, utility partnership

• Private sector engagement, public-private partnership

• Energy efficiency

– Incentives for PLN

– Street-lighting

• Local government support

• Procurement process

Key outputs from Breakout Sessions

Topic 2: Utility Modernization and Transformation of the Energy Sector

• 3D: Decentralization, Decarbonization, Digitalization + Incentives

• Policy and Sector Governance/Reform

– Open Market

– Pricing Tariff

• Collaboration

• Technology/Alternatives:

– Upgrade infrastructure

– Infrastructure distribution technology

• Private sector engagement:

– New business models

Topic 3: Transparent and Best Value Procurement

• Policy and regulation

– Link/translate energy planning to procurement

– Convening cross-government agencies for better coordination, planning and monitoring

• Procurement system:

– Process: prudent, clarity, consistent

– Auction mechanism vs direct selection/direct appointment

– Prequalification

• Center of information:

– Reliable data of RE, open access data/info for investor for transparency

• Increase participation of medium/smaller company

• Funding for initial stage of project development (seed funding, initial risk funding)

Topic 4: Best Practices in Policy and Planning

• Policy & Planning

– Integrated energy planning process from local to national

• Study/Analysis

– Integrated study on technical, economy and legal aspects of energy

• Capacity Building, particularly for local governments in RUED implementation

• Local “think-tank” institutions:

– big 5 universities

– Use of social media to influence energy users

• Gender equality:

– Engage women’ group at lower level to educate energy saving practices and local wisdom

– Ensuring women’ leadership in energy sector

“Parking Lots”

• Behaviour Change campaigns

THANK YOU